Minute-level research pipeline testing whether Polymarket geopolitical and military contracts lead oil futures, defense equities, Treasuries, VIX and gold ETFs, with control markets, closed-hours and reopen-gap designs and a draft paper. Results are self-reported by the author and not independently verified.
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Minute-level research pipeline testing whether Polymarket geopolitical and military contracts lead oil futures, defense equities, Treasuries, VIX and gold ETFs, with control markets, closed-hours and reopen-gap designs and a draft paper. Results are self-reported by the author and not independently verified. See the source for setup, usage and current status.
Tools: PythonPolymarket dataminute ETF bars
Difficulty: advanced
Platforms: Polymarket
Minute-level research pipeline testing whether Polymarket geopolitical and military contracts lead oil futures, defense equities, Treasuries, VIX and gold ETFs, with control markets, closed-hours and reopen-gap designs and a draft paper. Results are self-reported by the author and not independently verified. It is listed under Data & analytics in this directory.
According to its source, it works with Polymarket.
The source lists: Python, Polymarket data, minute ETF bars.
It was published by aicgoraya. The public source is at github.com/aicgoraya/pm-leadlag.
This directory rates it advanced (beginner, intermediate or advanced).
It had 0 GitHub stars as of Oct 21, 2026.
The repository was last updated on Oct 20, 2026, as checked on Oct 23, 2026. Check the source for current status.
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